Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management

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2013-15
Post Graduate Programmes
Admission Bulletin
This document is produced to support the process for admission to Post
graduate programmes of the Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel
Management for the academic session 2013-15.
Indian
Institute of
Tourism and
Travel
Management
Last date for applying extended
until May 31, 2013.
Those writing CMAT in May’
13 or MAT in June 3013 may
apply with a copy of Admit
Card
Table of contents
1
3
2
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism and Travel)
4
3
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism and Leisure)
6
4
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Services)
8
5
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (International Business)
9
6
11
7
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism and Cargo)
13
8
Facilities at IITTM
14
9
Fee structure for different programmes
15
10
Scholarships and freeship
15
11
Faculty members
16
12
Contacts
17
13
Seats available in different programmes
18
14
Eligibility
19
15
Admission process and counselling
19
16
Important note
22
17
Reservation of rights
22
Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (IITTM), an autonomous organization
of Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, is one of the premier Institutes in the country
offering education, training, research and consultancy in the field of tourism, travel and
allied sectors. IITTM was established in 1983 and presently IITTM campuses are located
at Gwalior, Bhubaneswar, Goa, New Delhi and Nellore. IITTM is a founder member of
UN-ESCAP promoted Network of Asia-Pacific Educational and Training Institute in
Tourism (APETIT). It offers a two-year Post Graduate Diploma in Management
(PGDM) programmes approved by AICTE. Looking to the demands of Indian and
global economy, our programmes offer dual specializations for learners to enable them to
acquire the right skill set with ample flexibility to adapt to employing organization’s needs.
We offer programmes in:
1. Post Graduate Diploma in Management
(Tourism and Travel)
(Tourism and Leisure)
(Services)
(International Business)
(International Business)
(Tourism and Cargo)
Our programmes incorporate both subject-specific and generic business modules, and
have been designed to reflect industry practices and academic developments. Each of
our existing courses touches up on tourism as a business activity - the organisation,
dimensions, social significance and impact of tourism are studied.
With entry profiles ranging from beginners to advanced levels, our programmes are tailor
made to meet your needs. Learners are supported at every stage of learning and
development.
Post graduate programmes offered at Gwalior centre are all approved by
Association of Indian Universities (AIU) as equivalent to MBA.
Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management, Gwalior- Administrative Block
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism and Travel)
(PGDM -TT)
Offered at Gwalior and Bhubaneswar
Tourism is one of the world's most important industries, supporting employment on a
large scale in many parts of the world. Tourism is responsible for the movement of many
millions of people each year, travelling for a variety of reasons, including holidays,
business, education, health, and
visiting friends and relatives.
The PGDM (Tourism and Travel)
programme has been developed to
meet the growing demand for skilled
and resourceful managers in this
rapidly expanding tourism industry.
Organisations that manage tourism
facilities as well as those who
provide essential services such as
transport, accommodation, travel,
and tourist advice are set to expand
in the future. While individuals
Bhubaneswar Centre
entering this area require a sound
grounding in general business principles, there are also specific areas that require a more
dedicated set of skills and knowledge.
This programme provides a sound foundation in business and management principles
and at the same time provides for the development of specialist tourism knowledge and
skills that are essential for a successful career in tourism management today.
The programme of study aims at preparing graduates for taking up employment in a
business organisation or self employment and / or carrying forward their family
businesses. Learners would understand the need for different management approaches
for different types of tourism; discuss the role of tourism as an agent for cultural change
and understanding; and, assess the specific characteristics and trends in emerging
specialist areas of the tourism industry (e.g. festivals, events, heritage, wellness tourism
and other new markets). Subsequently they will be working in, or aspire to, careers in all
aspects of the international tourism industry, which may include government tourism
agencies, tour operators, airlines, cultural heritage, festival, wellness and/or other
specialist tourism operations.
The objectives of this programme of study arei.
Understand the broad political, economic and social frameworks within which
tourism management takes place
ii.
Appreciate the complex relationships between visitors and destination management
iii.
Evaluate the tools and techniques that are used for developing and managing
tourism in a range of environments
iv.
Enable young learners to develop a business sense and sensitise them to nuances
in service scenario
v.
Equip and enable learners to start a new business venture
Accordingly, the programme has a large component of working in real world situations
under the careful guidance of mentors.
Structure
i.
This is an intensive study programme of two academic sessions.
ii.
The programme shall be divided into four semesters and there shall be an
examination at the end of each semester. There are three taught semesters and
fourth semester of internship.
iii.
Each semester shall comprise of credits equivalent to nine courses, each of three
hours per week, with equivalent teaching obligation and equal amount of self study.
iv.
Admission to programme is being offered for 93 seats each at Gwalior and
Bhubaneswar.
v.
Dual specialisation would be available to students in any two out of Airfares and
Ticketing, Air Cargo Operations and Management, Tour Operations, and Marketing.
Zenith mentorship Programme
Zenith Leisure Holidays (ZLH), a leading tourism company has agreed to mentor the
students of PGDM (TT) programme at Bhubaneswar centre of the institute through the
duration of the programme. Scheme envisages students of PGDM (TT) programme of
IITTM, Bhubaneswar to travel extensively, inside and outside of the country, for training
and practical exposure including one international and one domestic study tour. However,
students who opt for this programme are expected to financially support these activities.
The mentorship programme includes:
a. Two-month paid Internship after second semester with stipend of Rs. 5000/- per
month and four months paid internship during the fourth semester with Rs. 10,000 per
month as stipend.
b. Each student of ZMS to be assigned one Zenith Mentor for the whole period of two
years (hand holding as per Gurukul tradition).
c. ZLH will award a specialist certificate to the qualifying students. Further, IITTM
Bhubaneswar will award certificate after successful completion of Zenith Mentorship
Scheme (ZMS) course.
Quiz on World Tourism Day
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism and Leisure)
(PGDM-TL)
Offered at New Delhi
Tourism, today, is the largest industry in the world. This programme offers a flexible
approach to human resource development in the fast evolving tourism and leisure
scenario. The programme combines the best of practical experience, learning and
development. Learners will receive a high level of academic and pastoral support,
delivered in small groups. The learning resources to support this programme of study are
excellent and include internet and intranet sources, text books, journals, videos and
learning packs. With lectures, seminars and tutorials, your learning will be enhanced
through a work placement. Your placement will be combined with visiting and residential,
guest speakers from industry, international case studies and workshops - giving you
unique insights and a thorough understanding of the sector.
IITTM has longstanding links with business and employers. PGDM (TL) programme is
designed to address the current and future needs of employers, and to enhance learner’s
lifelong career prospects. In addition, the institute’s highly experienced programme staff is
keen to make the time you spend with them, as academically stimulating and rewarding
as possible. Our programme staffs enjoy a well deserved reputation for being
approachable and interested in their students’ progress. You can expect individual
support and guidance at every stage.
Programme structure is flexible and
caters to the career goals of
students-both the fresh graduates
as well as those seeking betterment
in the current position. The course
structure contents are a judicious
mix of tourism and leisure specific
knowledge and skill inputs, being
conceived in the background of fast
changing tourism industry. The
scope and diversity of tourism and
leisure segments is such that the
graduates have a variety of
employment options and growth
IITTM, Delhi
avenues. On completion of the
programme the student will be
equipped with required knowledge and managerial skills to serve in both tourism and
leisure sectors. Main objectives of this programme arei.
Provide comprehensive perspective on fast evolving leisure and tourism
environment
ii.
Develop in-depth knowledge in the leisure, recreation and tourism products/
offerings with special focus on adventure tourism
iii.
Understand the complex businesses of these segments
iv.
Develop knowledge and skills to manage the burgeoning leisure seekers in general
and adventure tourists in particular
v.
Appreciate importance of team work, leadership qualities, and cross-cultural
communication
vi.
Inculcate values and principles for ethical and sustainable business practices.
Structure
i.
This is an intensive study programme of two academic sessions.
ii. The programme shall be divided into four semesters and there shall be an
examination at the end of each semester. There are three taught semesters and
fourth semester of internship.
iii. Each semester shall comprise of credits equivalent to nine courses, each of three
hours per week equivalent teaching obligation and equal amount of self study.
iv. Admission is being offered for 93 seats at New Delhi.
v. Dual specialisation would be available to students in any two out of event
management, adventure tourism, and travel trade.
Upcoming IITTM Delhi centre campus (at Noida)
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Services)
(PGDM-S)
Offered at Gwalior
Service sector, today, is the largest contributor to gross domestic product in India. As
economy strengthens both service sectors (tourism, healthcare, retailing, education, IT,
hospitality, etc.) and service components of manufacturing and agriculture sector would
increasingly become important. This growth has resulted in a sharp rise in employability
and paying capacity of these sectors. More jobs are created and job demand and supply
gap has increased, calling for more trained human-power to occupy these jobs. This
programme of IITTM focuses on
management of service sectors.
The programme of study aims at
preparing graduates for taking up
employment in a business organisation or
self employment and/or carrying forward
their family businesses. Learner would be
able to specialise simultaneously in one
functional elective area and also in one
sectoral elective of his /her choice and
subject to availability of such courses at
the centre. The main objectives of this
programme of study are threefoldi.
IITTM Auditorium
Enable young learners to develop a business acumen and sensitise them to nuances
of service scenarios
ii. Learn principles and practice of management especially for the service sector
companies
iii. Equip and enable learners to start new business ventures.
Structure
a. This is an intensive programme of study of two academic sessions.
b. The programme shall be divided into four semesters and there shall be an
examination at the end of each semester.
c. Each semester shall comprise of credits equivalent to nine courses, each of three
d. Admission is being offered for 93 seats in the programme.
e. Dual specialisation would be available to students in Marketing, Human Resource
Management or Finance; and Tourism and Hospitality Management, or Financial
Services.
(PGDM-IB)
Focus: International Tourism Business
Offered at Gwalior
The prime objective of this programme is to develop a global way of thinking- a valuable
asset and an important skill for all businesses today. IITTM’s International Tourism
Business (PGDM-IB) programme is unique among international management
programmes because we focus on preparing our graduates to be global tour leaders who
possess a deep knowledge of the intercultural sensitivity and skill to handle both out
bound and inbound tourists.
Mentored by Thomas Cook (India) Ltd., PGDM-IB programme provides learners with
international as well as general business skills, and an opportunity for hands on
experience. With IITTM’s core competence in tourism and travel-the largest global
industry today, we prepare learners for this. They will also be equipped with skills
transferable to other sectors of global businesses.
PG Programme in International Tourism Business is mentored by Industry leader Thomas Cook India Pvt.
Ltd. All students enrolled for mentorship will undergo paid four month internship at the end of the programme
and shall have an opportunity to assist on an outbound tour among many other benefits.
In times when companies must spend each rupee judiciously it has become increasingly
important for tourism companies to hire managers/executives who are trained to be
relevant to their requirements. At PGDM (IB) we believe that for graduates to be worth
the employers’ money, they need to be trained/ educated in a manner that they may
contribute from day one to the company by creating value for their customers and
company. We believe that the only way out is to offer a programme working closely with
industry, so that it produces learners who are of immediate use for the tourism
companies. Being the leader in tourism education in South Asia, we have excellent
relationships with the tourism companies which have enabled us to appreciate their
needs.
The Post Graduate Diploma in Management
(PGDM- International Business) programme
includes state-of-the-art course in Medical
Tourism, Travel Documentation, Sustainable
Tourism, Volunteer Tourism, Intercultural
Management, On-the-job Training, among
others.
On completion of the programme, a learner
shall be able toi.
Appreciate nuances
tourism business
of
international
Thomas Cook (India) Ltd. is a leading travel
company of the world
ii. Manage tours, both inbound and out bound
iii. Must be able to help the employing company with design of products and selling them
iv. Raising and management of tourism enterprises
v. Prepare for international tourism businesses with skills transferable to other
international businesses.
Structure
a. This is an intensive study programme of two academic sessions.
b. The programme shall be divided into four semesters and there shall be an
c. Thomas Cook (India) Ltd. shall allow four months paid internship after the fourth
semester.
d. Each semester shall comprise of credits equivalent to nine courses, each of three
e. Separate (additional) certification by Thomas Cook (India) Ltd. Opportunity for other
concurrent certifications.
f.
Admission to programme is being offered for 93 seats at Gwalior.
g. Programme envisages students to travel extensively, inside and outside of the
country, for training and practical exposure. Learners of this programme are expected
to financially support these activities. Approximate expenses would be Rs. 1.1 lakhs
in addition to the regular fees for the programme.
(PGDM-IB)
Focus: Tourism and Logistics
Offered at Bhubaneswar
As the global marketplace gets more competitive, the key to sustainable competitive
advantage would emanate from a business’s ability to make effective decisions and move
products to the market quickly and efficiently. Post recession, management of logistics
has gained importance with business decision makers.
This necessity has made flow of
information, goods and services, people
and capital more complicated. Business
environments have become dynamic
and complex on one hand while product
life cycle has reduced. To remain in,
reckoning companies need to be quick
and precise to address their customer’s
needs. This calls for a smooth
processing along the supply chain.
Post Graduate Diploma in Management
with focus on Tourism and Logistics
(PGDM-IB) is a programme of Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management
(IITTM), Bhubaneswar, approved by AICTE.
Boys’ hostel at IITTM Bhubaneswar
The paramount objective of the course
is to make the students understand
the indispensable role of logistics in
the movement management of tourists
and their travel accessories, including
souvenirs from the tourism generation
region to the transit and destination
region vice-versa. The course will
introduce the students to the linkages
between the large tourism industry on
one hand and the various transport
Panoramic view of IITTM Bhubaneswar
systems of the world on the other.
This course will focus primarily on the
following capability dimensions - tourism management practices; logistics supply chain
management; distribution; critical analysis, problem setting and solving; interpersonal and
communication skills; teamwork and leadership skills.
This course will assist students to develop their ability to:
i.
Understand the fundamental supply chain principles involved in the movement of
tourists, luggage and services in the global and regional tourism industry.
ii.
Analyze the prevailing regional and global tourist travel demand, and constructively
analyze the functional capacity of the existing tourist travel supply capacities.
iii. Learn functions of transport logistical operations systems in tourist transit regions,
and their effectiveness in the management of the mass movement of tourists and
goods from the travel hubs to the tourist attraction spokes.
iv. Make sense of existing and future global, regional and local prospects and
challenges for tourist transport provision and methodologically approach each issue.
v.
Understand and implement concepts, techniques and applications that are important
for logistics and supply chain management.
vi. Link strategic and operational system thinking with appropriate action to inform and
facilitate day-to-day decisions in logistic management.
vii. Apply business and logistic methods and principles to identify problems to improve
value chain and supply chain management for sustainable practice.
viii. Ability to communicate effectively to build and maintain relationships with other
professionals at various levels of business organisation, stakeholders, clients, team
members and management.
ix. Ability to evaluate and disseminate logistic solutions and information, upstream and
downstream in supply chain management
Structure
a. This is an intensive study programme of 2 academic sessions.
b. The programme shall be divided into four taught semesters and there shall be an
c. First, Second and Third semesters shall comprise of nine courses and Fourth
semester shall comprise of five courses including project work, each of three hours
per week equivalent teaching obligation and equal amount of self study.
d. Admission is being offered for 93 seats in the programme.
Zenith mentorship Programme
Zenith Leisure Holidays (ZLH), a leading tourism company has agreed to mentor the
students of PGDM (IB) programme at Bhubaneswar centre of the institute through the
duration of the programme. Scheme envisages students of PGDM (TT) programme of
IITTM, Bhubaneswar to travel extensively, inside and outside of the country, for training
and practical exposure including one international and one domestic study tour. However,
students who opt for this programme are expected to financially support these activities.
The mentorship programme includes:
a. Two-month paid Internship after second semester with stipend of Rs. 5000/- per
month and four months paid internship during the fourth semester with Rs. 10,000 per
month as stipend.
b. Each student of ZMS to be assigned one Zenith Mentor for the whole period of two
years (hand holding as per Gurukul tradition).
c. ZLH will award a specialist certificate to the qualifying students. Further, IITTM
Bhubaneswar will award certificate after successful completion of Zenith Mentorship
Scheme (ZMS) course.
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism and Cargo)
(PGDM-TC)
Offered at Nellore
PGDM in Tourism and Cargo Management (PGDM- TC) is a programme of IITTM’s
South India Campus at Nellore (Andhra Pradesh). This course offers a very vibrant
approach to human resource development in the growing tourism and cargo
management sector. The pedagogy of the course is designed by combining the
contemporary developments in the tourism and cargo management scenario with a global
outlook.
This management programme has all the elements of a full-fledged tourism course along
with cargo specialisation modules;
providing
enrich
learning
experience as the inputs of course
have
been
contributed
and
updated by experienced industry
professionals as well as eminent
academia, it has a blend of a
comprehensive curricula with the
flavour of practical managerial
solutions and its applicability in
industrial context manifesting as a
panacea for the often deliberated
on the gap between the present
management
education
and
changing as well as evolving
IITTM Nellore Hosting intercollegiate competition on World
industry requirements.
Tourism Day
This unique PGDM programme emphases value based education which opens door for
innumerable opportunities in Tourism, Cargo and allied sectors at executive and
management level. In tourism sector; Tour operations in national and multinational
tourism and travel companies, Tourism destination Marketing, Event management, State
Tourism Boards and related organizations, Independent Travel Consultants, E-Tourism
services, Escorting, Guiding and Interpretation and Hospitality are the much sought after
areas. Options available in cargo sector includes Air and Shipping cargo, Freight and
forwarding, LLP/4PL services, Cross-Docking, Fleet management and Customs and
brokerage. Foreign exchange, Airports and airlines, Research and consultancy are the
other allied areas where this course is found useful.
Dual specialisation would be available to students in the areas of Tourism Marketing,
Tour Operation Management, Air Cargo Management and Shipping Cargo Management.
Working executives, entrepreneurs in the field of tourism and cargo management are
encouraged to pursue the programme to update their knowledge in contemporary
business strategies.
Structure
a. This is an intensive programme of study of 2 academic sessions.
b. The programme shall be divided into four taught semesters and there shall be an
c. First and Second semester comprise of nine courses and Third and Fourth semester
shall have six courses excluding project report and study tour report; with three hours
per week of class room teaching for each course along with demand for equal amount
of self study obligation. Foreign language, Soft skill lab, Live Projects, exercises and
assignments are integral part of the pedagogy.
d. Admission is being offered only for 60 seats in the programme.
IITTM Nellore inaugurating ‘Wings Horse’- Air Cargo Club
Facilities at IITTM
IITTM centres have state-of the art infrastructure that support a learning environment.
Classes are equipped with state of the art technology. Given our collection and access to
online databases our libraries are considered the best for tourism. Students have
campus-wide access to internet.
Gwalior, Bhubaneswar and Delhi campuses offer hostel facilities to students at a very
affordable price. Hostel rental vary from Rs. 5,500 to Rs. 7.500, for a semester,
depending upon the type of accommodation. This excludes the caution money deposit
and electricity charges. Mess costs in the range of Rs. 2200 to Rs. 2600 per month.
Fee structure for different programmes*
IITTM has a modest fee regime. The fee is payable at the beginning of each semester.
Fees includesFirst Semester
Admission fee, tuition fee, students’ welfare, sports, cultural activities, library and
computer, examination fee, insurance cover, caution money deposit (Rs. 5,000), etc.
Second Semester
Tuition fee, examination fee
Third Semester
Re-registration fee, tuition fee, examination fee, library and computer, placement
activities, convocation, alumni membership, etc
Fourth Semester
Tuition fee, examination fee
Programme
1 PGDM (Tourism and Travel)
2 PGDM (Tourism and Leisure)
3 PGDM (Services)
4 PGDM (International Business)
5 PGDM (Tourism and Logistics)
6 PGDM (Tourism and Cargo)
Notes:
1.
2.
3.
I Sem fees (Rs.)
II Sem fees (Rs.)
III Sem fees (Rs.)
65,0006
39,900
39,900
44,100
44,100
44,100
44,100
65,000
65,000
75,000
75,000
75,000
75,000
65,0006
80,000
80,000
80,000
80,000
IV Sem fees (Rs.)
--------------------49,500
49,500
49,500
49,500
Hostel fee is applicable only to students who are allotted hostel by the institute.
Caution money deposit is refundable.
Students admitted to PG Programme in International Tourism Business (PGDM-IB) at Gwalior may opt for
mentorship by providing for an additional Rs. 1.0 lakhs plus taxes for mentorship to Thomas Cook India Ltd.
Students being admitted to IITTM Bhubaneswar may opt for a mentorship by Zenith Holidays Pvt. Ltd. The
mentorship fees is Rs. 1.0 lakhs plus taxes
The above include fees towards Convocation and Insurance
The study tour is compulsory for students opting for PGDM (T&T) and PGDM (T&L) programmes. Students
must pay an additional fee of Rs. 10,000 (Rs. Ten thousand only) for this study tour.
4.
5.
6.
Scholarships and Freeship
Students of IITTM can avail of government scholarships offered by various agencies to
students from different categories. More than 100 students benefit from these
scholarships every academic session.
Besides these scholarships, IITTM offers freeship to one boy and one girl from each
group for the semester that they score the highest grade (Rules of the institute
applicable).
*
Fee estimates are indicative and are subject to approval of the relevant authorities.
A number of medals and prizes have also been instituted with generous support from
industry.
Faculty members
Manjula Chaudhary, Director
Bhubaneswar
Gwalior
Sarat Kumar Lenka, Associate Professor
Sandeep Kulshrestha, Professor
Md. Sabir Hussain, Assistant Professor
Nimit Chowdhary, Professor
Dinesh Chandra Soni, Assistant Professor
Monika Prakash, Associate Professor
Adyasha Das, Assistant Professor
Saurabh Dixit, Assistant Professor
Sareeta Pradhan, Assistant Professor
Chandra Shekhar Barua, Assistant Professor
Soumendra N. Biswas, Assistant Professor
Ramesh Devrath, Assistant Professor
Amit Tiwari, Assistant Professor
Jaswinder Kumar, Assistant Professor
N. Subramaniam, Assistant Professor
Ranu Chauhan, Assistant Professor
Jeet Dogra, Assistant Professor
S. Sundararaman, Assistant Professor
Prashant Udaya Kumar, Assistant Professor
Aditi Chaudhary, Assistant Professor
Rukunuddin Md. Khusro, Assistant Professor
Ankita Devnath, Assistant Professor
Swajan B, Assistant Professor
Vishal Kesari, Assistant Professor
Ravindra Dogra, Assistant Professor
Delhi
Kamakshi Maheswari, Assistant Professor
Pawan Gupta, Assistant Professor
Ramakrishna Kongala, Assistant Professor
Rinzing Lama, Assistant Professor
Abilash R., Assistant Professor
Shailja Sharma, Assistant Professor
Preji, M.P., Assistant Professor
Nanita Tyagi, Assistant Professor
Mahesha, R., Assistant Professor
Deepa Mittal, Assistant Professor
Charu Sheela Yadav, Assistant Professor
Nellore
Vinodan A., Assistant Professor
Goa
Meera S., Assistant Professor
S.Babu S., Associate Professor
Sarvanan P., Assistant Professor
Asokan, K.V., Instructor
Sanjeev Reddy, Assistant Professor
Ranjit Kumar, Instructor
Contacts
For any queries you may contact programme chairpersons at different centres:
PGDM (TT), Gwalior
PGDM (TT), Bhubaneswar
PGDM (TL), Delhi
Programme Chairperson
Indian Institute of Tourism and
Travel Management
Govindpuri, Gwalior
474011 (MP)
Phone: 0751-2344055,
2437302
Fax: 0751-2344054
Email: [email protected],
[email protected]
Travel Management
Dumuduma,
Bhubaneswar 751019 Odisha
Phone: 0674-2472014,
2472016
Fax: 0674-2472013
[email protected]
Travel Management
IV Floor, Institute of Hotel
Management Campus,
Library Avenue, Pusa
New Delhi 110012
Telefax: 011-25843155
Email:
[email protected],
[email protected]
PGDM (IB), Gwalior
PGDM (Services), Gwalior
PGDM (IB), Bhubaneswar
Travel Management
Govindpuri, Gwalior
474011 (MP)
Phone: 0751-2345823,
2437303
Fax: 0751-2344054
Email: [email protected]
[email protected],
Travel Management
Govindpuri, Gwalior
474011 (MP)
Phone: 0751-2437300/321
2437308
Fax: 0751-2344054
[email protected]
Travel Management
Dumuduma,
Phone: 0674-2472014,
2472016
Fax: 0674-2472013
[email protected].
PGDM (TC), Nellore
Travel Management
Parthasarathi Nagar
NC Factory BO, Muthukur
Road
Nellore 524004- (Andhra
Pradesh)
Phone: 0861 2353199
Fax: 0861 2353299
[email protected]
Seats available in different programmes
S.No
Name of programme
Study
Center
Reservation
Intake
UR
OBC
SC
ST
1.
PGDM (Tourism and Travel)
Gwalior
93
47
25
14
07
2.
PGDM (Tourism and Travel)
Bhubaneswar
93
47
25
14
07
3.
PGDM (Tourism and Leisure)
Delhi
93
47
25
14
07
4.
PGDM (Services)
Gwalior
93
47
25
14
07
5.
PGDM (International Business)
Gwalior
93
47
25
14
07
6.
PGDM (International Business)
Bhubaneswar
93
47
25
14
07
7.
PGDM (Tourism and Cargo)
Nellore
60
30
16
09
05
Meeting of Board of Governors of IITTM, March 2011
Eligibility for programmes
Candidates seeking admission to the PGDM
programme shall be required to possess a
bachelor’s degree (10+2+3 pattern) in any
discipline of a University or equivalent thereto
with at least 50 % marks (45% for SC/ST/ PH).
Reservation for SC, ST, OBC (Non-creamy layer)
and physically challenged candidates will be
applicable as per Govt. of India rules. Physically
challenged candidates are strongly encouraged
to apply. Candidates appearing for the final
examination of graduation are also eligible to
IITTM Alumni develops Solar cycle
apply, provided they complete it with requisite
grade/ percentage of marks by October 31, 2013. In case the candidate fails to establish
eligibility by this date, the admission would be cancelled and fees will be forfeited.
Admission process and counselling
The admission to IITTM is a four-step procedure:
a.
b.
c.
d.
Applying
Screening for admission
Counselling and offer of admission
Admission
A. Applying
Candidates desirous discourses of seeking admission to IITTM must apply online at
institute’s website: www.iittm.org. Candidates must take out a print of the application
form get it attested from a gazetted officer and send it to:
Chairman (Admissions)
Govindpuri
Gwalior 474011 M.P. (India)
1. Apply online to IITTM latest by May 31, 2013 with admission fees of Rs. 1000/(500/- in case of SC/ ST/ PH) through a demand draft payable to Director-IITTM,
payable at Gwalior
2. Candidates must also upload a photograph.
3. They must also indicate the choice of the programme (out of the 7 programmes
offered at the four centres of IITTM) by June 25, 2013
4. System will generate an application form-cum-admit card carrying all the details filled
by the candidates including the preference for the different courses.
5. Candidates must take a printout of the same and get it attested by a gazetted officer;
attach photocopies of relevant documents and keep it ready.
B. Screening for admission
Admission to the programme shall be through an admission process of 100 points. A
weight of 70% shall be for the performance in Admission Tests considered for the
purpose by IITTM. IITTM considers MAT/CAT/CMAT/XAT/ATMA for admission to its
programmes. Another 15% points each are for Group Discussion (GD) and Personal
Interview (PI) respectively. A candidate to be eligible to be considered for admission
must participate in all components of the admission process, i.e., one of the Admission
tests, GD and PI. Merit for admission to the programme shall be determined by the
institute.
1. Eligible candidates must write any one of the national level exams:
a. Valid MAT score (September 2012, December 2012 and February 2013,
June 2013)
b. Valid CAT score (2012)
c. CMAT 2013-14 (October 2012, February 2013 and May 2013)
d. XAT 2013
e. ATMA
2. They must mention their score on the application. In case a student has appeared for
more than one exam, the best of the scores will be considered.
3. Those seeking admission on the basis of MAT (June, 2013) and CMAT (May,
2013) may apply with copy of their Admit Card (indicating their Roll Numbers).
4. Institute will notify the date and time for GD/PI.
5. Candidates must come with all original documents for verification before being
allowed for the GD and PI.
6. Short-listed students will have to appear for GD and PI at any one of the IITTM
centres:
i GD and PI at Delhi
June 13-14, 2013
ii GD and PI at Nellore
June 15, 2013
iii GD and PI at Bhubaneswar
June 16-17, 2013
iv GD and PI at Gwalior
June 18-20, 2013
C. Counselling and offer of admission
The institute will declare results of the screening for admission on Saturday, June 29,
2013.
1. The result will also indicate the programme allotted as per merit of the candidates
and the choice exercised by them. This will be the first counselling.
2. Allotment of seats along with the waiting list will be displayed separately for each of
the programmes.
3. At this stage the candidates may report to the reporting centre with non-refundable
processing fees through a demand draft of Rs. 10,000/- in favour of Director- IITTM,
payable at Gwalior. Fees will be payable only if the candidate seeks admission at this
stage.
4. The reporting centres are as follows:
1
Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel
Management
Govindpuri, Gwalior
474011 (MP)
2
Management
Dumuduma,
3
Management
IV Floor, Institute of Hotel Management
Campus,
Library Avenue, Pusa
New Delhi 110012
4
Management
Parthasarathi Nagar
NC Factory BO, Muthukur Road
Nellore 524004- (Andhra Pradesh)
5. At this stage a candidate will have two choices on payment of processing fees:
a. Confirm the seat allotted
b. Take admission on seat allotted and keep the option of up-gradation. This means
the admission on the allotted seat is confirmed but the candidate will be
automatically upgraded in case of availability of seats.
c. Candidates in the waiting list who do not exercise the above option will be
considered for the second counselling for higher preferences only but will not
have any right to seat allotted during the first counselling.
6. The seats reserved for various which remain unfilled after all the candidates of
reserved category are exhausted will be de-reserved and will be allotted to
unreserved candidates.
7. Second and final counselling will be spot counselling at IITTM Gwalior for seats
remaining vacant after the first counselling. This counselling would be on Monday
July 8, 2013.
D. Admission
Candidates offered admission must deposit the fees by Monday, July 22, 2013 failing
which the seat would be considered vacant.
1. Teaching commences on Monday, July 22, 2013.
2. Admission on vacant seats will be offered to other waitlisted candidates on
Wednesday, July 31, 2013.
3. Those candidates who have reported and have been allotted a course and who do
not deposit the balance fees will be considered as abstaining wilfully and the seat will
be allotted to others. Such candidates will forefeet their processing fees.
4. IITTM will not be responsible for any delay in postal services.
5. Processing fees of Rs. 10,000 will be accommodated in the total fees for those who
deposit their fees on or before July 22, 2013.
6. Candidates, who have deposited their entire due fees and want to leave the course,
will be allowed to do so by July 22, 2013 the date of commencement of teaching. In
such cases they will have to forego their processing fees and a deduction of Rs.
1,500 will be made as per AICTE norms.
7. No fees are refundable after July 22, 2013.
Important note
1. Institute shall not be responsible for any postal/courier delays in correspondence related
to admission process.
2. Candidates, who are admitted to the programme during the counselling session and are
unable to get admission to the programme of their first choice, shall be placed on waiting
list for that programme. Movements through waiting lists are strictly on the basis of
merit.
3. Once a candidate has taken admission in one of the programmes of IITTM at any of the
centres and his/her name is forwarded to AICTE, his/ her admission shall not be
transferred to any other programme of the institute.
4. Admission to hostel is on merit and availability.
5. A candidate/guardian must declare ailment and medical history, if any, at the time of
admission.
6. Students on taking admission shall be deemed to have agreed to abide by the rules and
regulations of the institute.
7. All matters are to be settled subject to jurisdiction of Madhya Pradesh High CourtGwalior Bench.
Reservation of rights
This bulletin is applicable for admission to Post Graduate Diploma in Management
(Services), Post Graduate Diploma in Management (International Business) (at Gwalior),
Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism and Travel), Post Graduate Diploma in
Management (International Business) (at Bhubaneswar), Post Graduate Diploma in
Management (Tourism and Cargo) and Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism
and Leisure) programmes for the academic session 2013-15. However, Director IITTM
reserves the right to make changes in requirements and regulations for admission,
regulation for continuing the courses, contents of the courses, fee charges, or regulations
affecting students, or making any other suitable modifications in any matter incidental or
ancillary thereto, should these be deemed necessary in interest of the student, profession, or
the institute. All matters of dispute, regarding the above if any, will be subject to the legal
jurisdiction of Gwalior only.
Dr. Manjula Chaudhary
Director
Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management is the oldest, largest and perhaps the best tourism
school in South Asia. IITTM has a pan India presence with centres at Bhubaneswar (East), Nellore (South),
Goa (West), Delhi (North) and Gwalior (Central India).

Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management

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